The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-03-31
Our Ticket fr:: the Spring
Election:
N4TURAL G.AS, YES.
There ia no school this week.

The pension of David Hand has
been increased 10 thirty dollars
per month.
Have you been down to see our
fence on Walnut street?
Len Bort has moved bis family
from Ne'sonvilic to this city.
The school children seem 10 be ea
joyiug their vacation this week.
|. John Murphy returned home
from Delaware. O., last week.
EG. Davenport was in Colum-
bus several days last week on
business.
Miss Longre:hs, of Cadiz, was
the guest of Miss Lou Bowen.
Sunday last.
We warn you now, it is not safe
to say "holc in the ground" 10 some
of our citizens.
Frank Whesler and wife of Co!>
umbus, O., spent Sunday With
friends in this city.
Boned..iurkey is considered a
luxury, but bone cosl is a dem
bad thing on cole day, Ike.
There has been, We are sorry to
say, no improvement in the condi
ton Of Miss Hattie Ackers.
Mr.. and AIRS. Lou Bort are re
,oi.iae over tho arrival Of little
girl last Nonduy morning.
Thos. Shotwell's hack team run
into Newt Collins buggy one day
last week ard mashed II np
Miss Dora Hansen, who has
been attending school at Dele
ware, is visiting h.r parents in
this city.
Tho iron fence and stone wall in
front of G.. E. Rowen's property on
Main street has been lowered one
tier of stone.
Ex-commissioner McBfoonl. one
of tho leading Democrats of this
county, was among tho callers at
the Sentinel Office last Saturday.
Mrs. T. T. Mccarthy has brok-
en- up house keeping anu expects
to join her husband al Ashland,
Wis. in about two or three weeks.
!. F. Sain-h has been improving his
property on Hunter street by put
Ting Ge% roof on The house and
erecting a new fence in front of it.
A. L. Price. prominent young
man from Washington township,
and a student at the Athens Uni
versity, made US s pleasant call On
Monday.
Work has been commenced on
the oil we'll, but there has not
been much progress so far. Tae
timbers TO be used are or the
place but have not yet been put
in shape. Speed the work.
Robt. Moiherweil and family
le!, for FindIay 10 day, where he
expects TO locate. Mr.. Mother
we'll was a good business man
and one of our most enterprising
citizens and We are sorry TO
lose him. Success Bob.
We are not so sure about 1key
Kontner being a candidate IN the
4th ward. We don't think lkey
is very sure himself. We doubt
very much that there are any Re-
publicaEs in The ward outside of
Ike and Neut Collins.
Miss D. Mathews has just re-
turned from the city with a
large and well selected stock Of
millinery and fancy goods, pat
tern hats and bonnets. The la
dies are invited to call and ex
anime stock and get pricee.
Gen. w. S. jones, of Waverly.
O., and Samuel Bach;ell, chief en-
gineer OF the Board of Public Works
were visitors to this city last Fri
day. During their stay here, they
looked at The proposed site fer the
new bridge across the canal at Key
mes & Wellman's mill, and will, we
learn, give a permit for the bridge
10 be built.
S. j. Rhodes. of Webb's Summit.
and ore of the leading Democrats
of Kicking county, will, he Informs
US. soon move his family to Indiana
where be will make his home in
the future. Mr.. Rhodes was one
Of the most active workers in our
party, good citizen, and kind
neighbor. anl while sorry TO loose
him, wisl, good luck and success q,
bis new home.
The ladies Of the Presbyterian
church will give a social at the
residence of DR.. D. Little, on
Thursday evening April 7th. An
honr will be given 10 music and
literary exercises, including a
talk on "the amusing side Of a
ministers work." By Rev. Moore.
Refreshments, ice eream and